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I was thinken about makin my rusted out Eg Civic into a project car if nobody buys it.. And I was wonderin if anyone would recommend me goin at it this way..? I was thinken about cuttin out all the rust around the wheel wells and then sprayin on some etch primer.. Then mold on a wide body panel over it.. I dont know, it was just a thought.. If anyones got any comments, itd be gladly appreciated.. Thanks!!
you know you can buy rear quarter panel replacements... don't know where tho.
widebody fenders????<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by id3379 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">if u mean the wide body kit...
hop in the blender with the other guy..
dude shell's are great projects, dont ruin it, make it a gutted clean track car.</TD></TR></TABLE>
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widebody fenders????<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by id3379 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">if u mean the wide body kit...
hop in the blender with the other guy..
dude shell's are great projects, dont ruin it, make it a gutted clean track car.</TD></TR></TABLE>
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I would do what you want to to it. I wouldn't use etch primer on it though, go with p.o.r. (paint over rust) you can just grind out the rust and what you can't get you can brush that p.o.r. over and they gaurantee it not to come back through. check out napa paint dept.
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Wide body **** is ugly on a civic (or any car).
A real smart way to fix honda rust is to go to a junk yard and buy an old hood or something, then cut out the rust spots and weld in pieces of the hood. Then repaint it. I've seen my friend fix lots of Honda rust this way - b/c hoods are double sided paint it also prevents future rust there - and depending on how skilled you are you can make it look OEM. I can't do that - but he can :-X.
A real smart way to fix honda rust is to go to a junk yard and buy an old hood or something, then cut out the rust spots and weld in pieces of the hood. Then repaint it. I've seen my friend fix lots of Honda rust this way - b/c hoods are double sided paint it also prevents future rust there - and depending on how skilled you are you can make it look OEM. I can't do that - but he can :-X.
Yeah.. I just hope everything molds on and I make some good welds.. Cause I also got rust on the rockers and I was thinken about gettin some new ones and weldin them on too.. But that does sound good, to make it a track car.. Plenty of weight reduction if I cut out all the rust!! :-) Plus my friend just offered to sell me his B18C motor.. So good lookin.. I just might do that..
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Im just goin the wide body route because it would be way cheaper and less time consuming.. And if I was to make it a track car.. It would definately reduce some weight.. And save me more money to work on a motor..
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dude shell's are great projects, dont ruin it, make it a gutted clean track car.</TD></TR></TABLE>
to hard park with? From what I see, only about 1% of honda tech members actually visit the track. A fraction of that percentage actually drive their own cars on the track.
Unless you mean drag racing...
dude shell's are great projects, dont ruin it, make it a gutted clean track car.</TD></TR></TABLE>
to hard park with? From what I see, only about 1% of honda tech members actually visit the track. A fraction of that percentage actually drive their own cars on the track.
Unless you mean drag racing...
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